That's a good point, any plans to continue this thread or create another? I really hope you do, even if it's just a general thread with no specific goals unlike this one.

Please include VPP rates or rake paid by stake in your final reports.

Thanks!

Man, I cant tell you how much you motivate me to grind more and try even harder. Cant thank you enough for that. Glgl and also looking forward to the tldr. A paragraph about how you avoid procrastinating would be helpfull

Your thread is the best thing on 2p2 for me. Very inspirational everytime I look. Great job and I hope u start one for next year. Looking forward to the 2013 report!

For me,this is the sickest and most inspiring thread on 2+2.
I like how you don't give a crap about your setup and how you just continue to work towards reaching your goal no matter what,like a bulldozer.

getemmmm

Damn, i wish i had that energy!

Yada, how ABC would you say you play? I saw you bet/fold second set to a turn raise on 3 to a flush earlier in this thread. Is that standard for you, or are there spots where you will make such a call?

Any general advice for a uNL player who is looking to move up?

Drink as many red bulls as he did and you can.

Play with you a ton, didn't realise until recently you put in this kind of volume. Absolutely insane, gl for the final stretch,

You are one sick human! Best of luck, hope you make lots of monies before u go back to the states.

Probably one of the best motivating thread in 2p2!

Thanks for making it and ofcourse good luck with your future life and goals!

Arguably the best thread of 2+2 in recent times. Super impressive work ethic. Subbed and 5*.

Sorry if this has already been asked:

1) Are your goals to move up at all or will you be looking to do more of the same next year and the years after?
2) What did you start playing and what were/are your bankroll considerations before moving up?
3) Have you seen a lot of difference at the tables the last 5 years, in terms of games getting tougher etc?
4) You mentioned you watch training vids. Which sites are you registered with? Any recommended coaches that you particularly like?

GL !

When you post your report can you breakdown your volume and winrate between FR and 6 max? I am curious if you do better than one vs the other especially since there are so many 40bb ss at the tables at FR these days.

2) Do you have any criteria when sitting down at a table? ie, there has to be a fish, there can't be more than x number of 40bb ss, you can't have 40bb ss to your immediate left. You won't play all reg tables etc.

3) What are your plans for next year? Mass grind or move up?

Thanks

Played a lot with you YaDa. Absolutely killer results + volume. Goals for next year?

Really think you could crush the 400-1k games if you wanted to. You're just ridiculously solid.

GG, enjoy the time off when it comes.

Finish Him!!!!!!!!!!

sick op congrats, and when you finish him do the head nod while entering crane position.

Sick work op, thread i've enjoyed and viewed the most on 2+2 since you started it

Couple of questions thought maybe you could answer:-

1. Coming to the end of the year lots of good reg's drop lower and lower to gain the extra vpps, what main things do these players do to be able to beat the games so well at the 100-200 games, compared to the generic reg's.

2. In general, would you say your strategy for 100-200 games is more optimal or more exploitable against the general population of players. Related note, which is more optimal when playing less tables, and at what point would that strategy chosen need to be altered based on player adaptation? i.e moving up stakes, player level.

Played with you some last couple of months, super solid as said by others, good luck for the future dude

Exploitable is by far the best approach.

btw. its kinda tough to not just quit my apprenticeship and start playing fulltime again when reading your thread.

I feel so stupid everytime i get my monthly paycheck showing me that i earned a whoopin'
430€.

What does a strategy have to do with number of tables. Either you play optimally and make money certain amount of money, or you switch to exploitive strategy if possible and you make more than if you had played optimally.

And no one's able to play perfectly optimal.

Should be quite obvious but at a certain amount of tables people are unable to play optimally...but may still make more money.

This. Take 2 players of equal skill level. Player A plays 5-6 tables at once and crushes the games. Player B plays 4x as many tables and has 1/3 of the win rate of player A

Player B has more far money at the end of the year than Player A.
In the end, all that really matters is hourly